APA Style Reference: Molefhe, W. (2013). Sethunya likes girls better.

Certainly! Based on the information provided, here’s how you might format the reference in a few common styles. Please note that Project Muse is a database, so you would cite the original source (the book/chapter), then note Project Muse as the source. --- ## APA (7th edition): Molefhe, W. (2013). Sethunya likes girls better. In *[Book Title if known]* (pp. 139–148). [Publisher]. Project Muse. *Note: Replace [Book Title if known] and [Publisher] with the correct information if available.* --- ## Harvard: Molefhe, W. (2013) ‘Sethunya likes girls better’, in *[Book Title if known]*. [Publisher], pp. 139–148. Available at: https://muse.jhu.edu/ (Accessed: 14 October 2019). --- ## Chicago: Molefhe, Wame. "Sethunya Likes Girls Better." In *[Book Title if known]*, 139–148. [Publisher], 2013. Accessed October 14, 2019. Project Muse. --- **If you know the book title and publisher, simply insert that information in place of the brackets. If not, you can leave those as placeholders. Here’s a generic example:** --- **APA example w/out book details:** Molefhe, W. (2013). Sethunya likes girls better (pp. 139–148). Project Muse. --- If you can provide the book or collection title and publisher, I can make this reference even more accurate!